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Joe Pippin Auctioneers web site has been designed and coded with the objective of making it accessible to everyone. This page gives information on specific features that intend to achieve that goal. Any problems, errors or recommendations should be brought to the attention of the webmaster.

This site can be navigated solely through the use of a keyboard using the various pre-programed Microsoft Windows and browser shortcut keys and the special key combinations described below. For instance, IE users will find they can navigate through internal and external links on some of the more complex pages by repeatedly pressing the "Tab" key. This same key will provide access to inter-page links and links contained within date blocks on the schedule calanders. When available, larger images may be accessed by pressing the "Enter" key when the "hand" cursor is on a thumbnail size picture. The browsers used in the preparation of this site vary as to which specific key(s) perform which action(s). All of them however have "Accessibility" information listings, appendicies or data.

Several site peculiar shortcut keys have been defined to enable navigation to and between pages of the site. To use these shortcuts hold down the ALT key (PC) or CONTROL key (Apple Macintosh) and then one of the keys in the list below. In some browsers you may have to press the "Enter" key to confirm your choice. The following inter-page shortcuts are available:

Several pages of this site contain a hidden link that enables code readers to skip past the navigation links and go directly to the page's content.

This site has been tested on a Windows platform using the most recent versions of Internet Explorer, Netscape, Mozilla FireFox, Opera and Avant Browser. In order to assure the highest degree of usability, viewers of this site are strongly encouraged to obtain and use the most recent version of one of these browsers.

For maximum browser compatibility, this website has been developed to the HTML 4.01 Transitional specification laid out by the W3C. Style sheets are designed using CSS Level 2. Both document types have been certified as valid HTML and CSS2 by using the W3C's Markup Validation Service.